discord.js - Imagine an app•13mo ago

command.permissions.has() always returns true

When using slashCommand.permissions.has({ permissionId: interaction.user.id }), it seems to always return true. Even though the user doesn't have access to that specific command.

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d.js toolkit•13mo ago

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d.js docs•13mo ago

PermissionResolvable Data that can be resolved to give a permission number. This can be: (more...)

xx_lavaboy_xx123•13mo ago

oh wait ignroe that

SirNunyOP•13mo ago

await client.guilds.cache.get(guildId).commands.fetch().then(commands => {
  commands.forEach(slashCommand => {
     ...

await client.guilds.cache.get(guildId).commands.fetch().then(commands => {
  commands.forEach(slashCommand => {
     ...

You're right, when using await it doesn't return true anymore. But now it returns false at every command. Should the permissionId be the ID of a role which has permissions to the command? Oh yeah I'm just checking whether the user has permissions to that specific command I was trying to use this in a help command, so the user only gets to see commands he/she can use Well that's propably going to take too much time to process, so I'll try it another way. Thank you for the help

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command.permissions.has() always returns true